Solo Tone
Electric Eye
Judas Priest
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Studio recording, 1982. Both Downing and Tipton tracked solos for 'Electric Eye'; most sources attribute the main solo to Glenn Tipton, but both guitarists used similar setups for this album. No pedals were used for the core solo tone, but a delay effect is clearly audible in the solo section. No evidence of chorus, flanger, or wah in the solo. Rhythm and lead tones were tracked separately. Settings and gear are for the studio recording, not live.
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Studio recording, 1982. Both Downing and Tipton tracked solos for 'Electric Eye'; most sources attribute the main solo to Glenn Tipton, but both guitarists used similar setups for this album. No pedals were used for the core solo tone, but a delay effect is clearly audible in the solo section. No evidence of chorus, flanger, or wah in the solo. Rhythm and lead tones were tracked separately. Settings and gear are for the studio recording, not live.
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